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Reluctance to Meditate

Ena explores the concept of meditation and talks about her journey and experience with different meditative practices such as breathing.

Celebrating South Asian Heritage Month

Mid-July to Mid-August marks the annual celebration of South Asian Heritage Month in the UK.

Diversity in the Workplace

Ena explores the reasons for why organisations could be for or against diversity in the workplace and the ethical and moralistic reasons for supporting inclusion and equality.

Hidden Black History Revealed in Documentaries

Find out the hidden Black history that explores Black people’s deep connection to the UK and their significant impact on two big industries.

Racism in UK Universities and the Activists Calling for Change

How activists are dealing with racism in UK universities.

Rates of Discrimination Against BAME Applicants Unchanged

2020 Power of Colour survey shows little progress for BAME top job holders. Yet, 2017 research revealed discrimination against BAME unchanged since the 1970s

How the BBC Has Lifted the Curtain On Performative Politics

The BBC receive major backlash after the use of a racial slur by one of its reporters.

Week of Unrest as Floyd’s Murderers yet to be Brought to Justice

Protests have increased as the police officers who have murdered George Floyd are yet to be brought to Justice

Reviewing Classics - La Haine (1995) - Mathieu Kassovitz

A review of contemporary cinema classic La Haine directed by French filmmaker Mathieu Kassovitz.

The Coronavirus Pandemic and its Propensity to Trigger Racist Agendas

If given the choice between carrying on daily life during a pandemic, at the expense of the most vulnerable, or lockdown with free food, treatment and essentials, it would appear favourable to choose the latter option. Lockdown with free access…

Racism in Football - How Far Will it Go?

Racism still exists in football even after tonnes of effort by UEFA and FIFA but the normalisation of such behaviour is common due to the accepting culture.